hi im tryign 2 find out if is posible 2 exprot 2 android apk file
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hi im tryign 2 find out if is posible 2 exprot 2 android apk file
ty
Hello there! :)
Iām not super experienced, but I believe that yes, itās technically possible,
but you canāt do so directly in Wick, and it would take a bit of workā¦
See, while you canāt export your Wick project as an apk directly, you can
export it as an html file. And there are other programs that can make html5 code into an
android apkā¦
Iāve only ever dabbled in this area a little, but Iām sure the admins could
help you out more than me! XD
Below Iāll provide links to a few resources that you can read up onā¦
Adobe phonegap.
https://phonegap.com/
I never really read up to much on this one, so I donāt have a lot I can say
about it. But I know you can make Html5 android apps with it.
Honestly this route was harder so I gave up on it.
AIDE IDE for phonegapp.
This one costs money, and I havenāt used it in forever so
I donāt know if itās still up to date, but when I was using it, this was the perfect
(and easiest) way to be able to write html5 code, and export it as an apk!
You could just write your code like normal, then hit the export button, and bam!
Youāve got an android apk with no hoops to jump through.
Again, this is only in theory, but Iād suppose it may be
possible to export a Wick project as an Html file, then use one of
these tools to transform your html, into an apk.
I hope this helps!
Something else to consider is the different input systems.
Wickeditor only allows for mouse and keyboard, smartphone or joypad inputs donāt appear to be possible through the API.
Iām guessing there are ways to do this with pure JS.
Any ideas how one would implement these input systems in wickeditor?
Would it be possible to just copy paste the contents of a pre-existing JS library? If so, would a utility like phonegap handle these in converting the HTML5 app to an Android app?
Hey all,
On the alpha branch (alpha.wickeditor.com), the āmouseā inputs should also work for analagous touch events.
Unfortunately we wonāt be updating the āLiveā editor to support additional features, but we will be keeping a version of it running once we update. All current projects made in the live editor will also be usable in the alpha editor once we add our converter.
Best,
Luca
There should definitely be a pure js option.
I used a JavaScript library called āenchant jsā,
And it has a built in method that supports both mouse clicks, and touch inputs. But as @Luxapodular said, thereās probably no need to go this route since theyāll be adding that to the alpha editor.
You can hook up multiple JavaScript libraries to an html file.
So Iād suppose you could export your Wick project as an html file,
put it in a standard text editor and manually add the additional libraries you need.
Iām not sure if the project could be imported back into
the Wick editor though.